Here is another trick I use that gives me a great sense of accomplishment during the day and week.
I keep an "Accomplishment List" This helps me keep track of what I have actually done each day, even if it was not on my to do list.
At the end of each day ( or during the day) I reflect on what I did get done and what I actually did. Did I make important phone calls, did I assist a patron? Did I work on a project that was not on my list? Did I complete a job necessary to the management of the library?
I write this down in my planning book what I actually did- especially if it was not on my list to cross off.
At the end of the month, I would look back on the list and the major activities. Then if the library board, or the Director needs to know what I've been doing or what I have accomplished, I can look back and give the needed information.
This also shows me what tasks and jobs I dedicated my time and energy to. I can also determine, if I need to focus on specific areas and activities. I can also use this list when I am evaluated so I can discuss what projects and tasks.
I keep an "Accomplishment List" This helps me keep track of what I have actually done each day, even if it was not on my to do list.
At the end of each day ( or during the day) I reflect on what I did get done and what I actually did. Did I make important phone calls, did I assist a patron? Did I work on a project that was not on my list? Did I complete a job necessary to the management of the library?
I write this down in my planning book what I actually did- especially if it was not on my list to cross off.
At the end of the month, I would look back on the list and the major activities. Then if the library board, or the Director needs to know what I've been doing or what I have accomplished, I can look back and give the needed information.
This also shows me what tasks and jobs I dedicated my time and energy to. I can also determine, if I need to focus on specific areas and activities. I can also use this list when I am evaluated so I can discuss what projects and tasks.
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